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  2. JBIDE-20048

Explorer: No feedback on failed removal of kubernetes services

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      1. ASSERT: make sure that you have a v3 openshift connection in explorer where you have admin-rights
        CONFIG_DIR=/var/lib/openshift/openshift.local.config
        ADMIN_CREDENTIALS=$CONFIG_DIR/master/admin.kubeconfig
        ADMIN_USER=test-admin
        ADMIN_ROLE=cluster-admin
        
        osadm policy add-cluster-role-to-user $ADMIN_ROLE $ADMIN_USER --config=$ADMIN_CREDENTIALS
        
      2. ASSERT: make sure that when listing your connection you see a project "default" and in this project 2 services "kubernetes"
      3. EXEC: select a "kubernetes" service and hit "Delete resource" in the context menu

      Result:
      The tree is refreshed but the kubernetes service is still there. No msg nor info about the failed removal is issued

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      ASSERT: make sure that you have a v3 openshift connection in explorer where you have admin-rights CONFIG_DIR=/ var /lib/openshift/openshift.local.config ADMIN_CREDENTIALS=$CONFIG_DIR/master/admin.kubeconfig ADMIN_USER=test-admin ADMIN_ROLE=cluster-admin osadm policy add-cluster-role-to-user $ADMIN_ROLE $ADMIN_USER --config=$ADMIN_CREDENTIALS ASSERT: make sure that when listing your connection you see a project "default" and in this project 2 services "kubernetes" EXEC: select a "kubernetes" service and hit "Delete resource" in the context menu Result: The tree is refreshed but the kubernetes service is still there. No msg nor info about the failed removal is issued

          adietish@redhat.com André Dietisheim
          adietish@redhat.com André Dietisheim
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